Here are the measurements of the Etymotic Evo Asia Tour review unit done on my IEM Measurement Rig v1.0.
I bought the TCL SOCL300 for around Rs. 400 ($5) from Amazon India.
The earpiece is super tiny and it sounded very weird on first listen with stock M-size tips. Everything seemed to be imaging to the right. I thought it had a channel imbalance so I measured them and it turned out to have great channel matching. Turns out it was a seal issue and going up to the stock L-size tips solved it.
Continue reading “TCL SOCL300 – Rs. 400 ($5) earphone/IEM with mic”I had posted measurements (frequency response graphs) earlier for final A4000 based on my old rig. Here are the latest measurements based on v1.0 of my IEM Measurement Rig.
3 samples each of the left and right channel. For each sample I remove and re-insert the IEM.
These are the first measurements from v1.0 of my IEM Measurement Rig.
3 samples each of the left and right channel. For each sample I remove and re-insert the IEM.
Please disregard this post and see the latest final A4000 measurements (frequency response graphs) and comparisons with Etymotic ER2XR using v1.0 of my IEM Measurement Rig.
These measurements are made on my DIY IEM measurement rig and are not accurate, and don’t necessarily represent what you might hear, especially before 60 Hz (huge sub-base roll-off) and after 10 kHz (and maybe even after 3 kHz as my ER2XR graph is very different compared to Crinacle’s post that). You can use it just to get a comparative idea, hence the comparison with ER2XR to give you a point of reference. Improving the rig is an ongoing process.
Here is Crinacle’s ER2XR graph for reference
It looks like final went with the mids to bass rise like in the E series and the highs of the A8000 on A4000.
